carlos slim helu dealt with regulatory issues.ican regulators have told him they don't intend to make it a more competitive market. he owns a company that is going to have to get more competitive. it is going to be a lot of headaches but expect it to go up a lot. >> so kind of a bit of a win for him. >> if you think about at&t, they were partners for a long time and now they have to compete with them. that is not necessarily a great thing. he has also got to compete with the mexican regulators. >> there is also concern about how much influence he has. this is really going to heighten that. >> it is something that people weren't talking about when at&t was selling the stake because of the value of the thing. tolos slim has been believed be a monopolist in mexico for a long time. whether he is, he exudes tremendous control not only on telecommunications but on mining and banking. this is going to be a lot more headaches for him. >> here in europe, we have watched him carefully. divert attention by doing other things? >> diversify hi

it has been a tough year for carlos slim. of the market has not like the disagreements with the mexican regulators. i have not love the fact that he has been going international, going into europe. he has been down several billion dollars on his net worth this year. this will prop him back up and get him to even. >> he wants to be number one again. >> i do not know. it is unclear as to whether these guys care. most of these fortunes are family fortunes anyway, split amongst sons and daughters. >> five children. >> at his right. -- that is right. between them, this is a family endeavor. >> thank you for joining us, matt miller. >> maserati is turning 100. it has no intention of slowing down. yearst, the next four might prove to be the most successful. ago, a family of italian brothers set out to build cars that were both beautiful and fast. cars designed for motor racing as well as the road. landsars later, maserati plans are even more ambitious. they are planning to lift sales 2000 15.by 2000 -- by -- by 2018. good news for t

i guess bob beckel said it well slim pickings. >> beckel has something talking about being slim. >> i didn't say that. >> i did. i heard me -- i'm sorry, bob. 86600 active recruits this year. we need 70.6000 in the garden reserve. there are 157.2 thousand that we need in the military. what they are saying is that the disawfers, drug abuse, the kinds of things that youngsters get wrangled up, in things like tattoos, body piercings, sorry about that the bottom line of it is our -- think of this 238 years ago this friday, 56 guys got together and signed in philadelphia a document called the declaration of independence. for the very first time, since that war, everyone serving in an american uniform in time of war a volunteer. think about that never happened since. >> right. but 71% of them who are eligible to volunteer can't do it. >> and you need the brightest and west and bravest of a generation to serve. because you can't oont and maintain and employ the most sophisticated weapons and equipment. >> does this disturb you? >> it does disturb me. the goofed news is and i called two marin

carlos slim is taking over a latin american phone company.is unloading the unit after agreeing to pay $48 billion for directv. those are the top headlines. >> thanks very much. go pro's initial public offering proves a success. got aker of tiny cameras giant vote of confidence from investors today. shares are up nearly 50% since its ipo yesterday. thrill seekers who want to use go pro cameras to make action videos may soon have another option. it is called the airdog. it uses go pro cameras and is designed to follow people on their adventures automatically. rozentals, by edgars the chief executive of the maker of the airdog. tell us a little bit about the detail of this airdog. how did you conceive of this particular drone? started because quite a few of our team work guys doing action sports, including myself. surfing,n of kite snowboarding, and wave boarding. we were building industrial drones for aerial mapping, more industrial use cases. we realized we are missing when we do these extreme sports. and since we were building the drones, we

witnesses describe the suspect as a slim black man 5'8" to 5'10"-inch tall. he has a gam between two front teeth. >>> supreme court -- he has a gapped between his two front keep. >>> the supreme court ruled 9-0 that police cannot search your cell phones without a subpoena. >>> gm is telling dealers to shut down the sale of one model new and old. maribel aber is live at the nasdaq in time square with more. >> reporter: gm told dealers to not sell any of the 2013 and 2014 models there may be a problem with the air back in some of the vehicles. the company is working with the supplier to see which specific vehicles may have a defective part. >>> get ready to pay more for everything from broccoli to grapes. prices are expected to jump in the next 6 months. the state's farmers produce half of the fruits and vegetables and the california drought is the cause. >>> the economy shranked more than expected. mcdonald's is letting you order from your smart phone. it will let customers remember their favorite orders, the chain is testing it at 22 locations in georgia and

is the chance of a last minute deal being struck now it's not impossible but chances are of course slim as avril one as really digging their heels in and that really surprising because everybody involved does stand to lose unless the reason agreement it's true average single party that is involved in this really ongoing dispute only stand to lose and russia including as the country is losing billions in rafa in years to as we're talking about an enormous sum of money that the state budget as quite depended on and of course there is the country's reputation as a reliable allergy supplier now that our application is currently at stake you mentioned russia there but presumably kiev is going to lose the most. it's true while however while the row has rumbled on at the same time ukraine has been secretly stockpiling gas reserves and just recently the country's government announced that they do have enough to last app until i am and that even without paying now apart from that ukrainian people do stand to lose out simply debts are piling up and russia has already offered a lower gas price but

even if it comes to a conclusion, it is a very slim chance. >> is it a danger of republicans?y did once before. and they hired outside counsel. millions of dollars. is there a chance of able meringue you are wasting taxpayers dollars? chance thatre a they are wasting taxpayers dollars? >> $2.3 billion. there are some who fill site it is great. the house is suing the president while he is making moves to better the economy. -- and there are some who feel this is great. there are those in the white house who thinks it helps them. it's up in the air. the speaker laid out a memo. todo not know what they want sue on. they will go through a legislative ross says. >> let's return to my dynamic duo. mississippi, big election this weekend. a seventh term. is a good for mississippi republicans? will beay cochran won bad for republicans not only in mississippi. stereotypems every that tea party conservatives have about the republican party that it is forbidden government and if things the basis of the party is made up -- it is for the basis of the party is made up of a racist. by getting

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until she got in better shape, raising the question of a more diplomatic way to say the teen needed to slim down. what did it mean to you? >> i was disappointed. i felt it gave me more drive. >> reporter: instead of dwelling on the snub, townsend pushed herself harder, embracing her body and her goals. after paying her way to the open, she proved a powerful point on the court. winning the doubles title and finishing 2012 ranked number one junior in the world. did it make that victory at the u.s. open in 2012 a little bit sweeter? and that number one ranking? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: townsend's talent, drive and the way she handled herself brought plenty of big names into her corner, including top pro deana garrison. >> this has given her something to hold on to, to grasp. when a young person is saying, thank you for standing up for body image, it will only make her better. >> reporter: townsend is spreading her message, working with these kids like these preschoolers at the washington tennis and education foundation to show them anyone can be a champion. erica hill, nbc news, washington. >

they describe the suspect as a slim african-american male between 5'8" and 5'10" inches tall and a mustache and goatee and a gap between his teeth. >>> this video from a viewer of a fast moving fire overnight. firefighters pulled one person from the hospital, the two police officers suffered smoke inhalation while evacuating neighbors. the cause of the blaze is still under investigation. the progress repairing it's 495 bridge is moving ahead quickly of the 32 steel concrete shafts that need to be installed, work is completed or in the process on eight of them. the span over the christina river is closed because some of the support columns were indeed tilting. >>> the highway authority has been granted money to widen the roadway of garden state parkway in atlanticic county. the expansion will reduce congestion and allow >>> proper attire was not a requirement for a pop-up tennis court in center city philadelphia today. the philadelphia freedom's tennis team sponsored this free event and teams learned how to volley and work on their backhands. not a bad stress reliever for the middle of the w

a slim majority, 51% support the decision to send 300 military advisers to iraq. >>> breaking overnight, startling allegations at the veteran's administration. a key whistle blower says records were changed to show how many died waiting for care. pauline told drew griffin she was ordered by supervisors to make changes some within weeks as the waiting list scandal blew up. >> somebody is going on that electronic wait list and where people are identified as being dead, somebody is changing that saying no, they are not dead. >> correct. >> to hide the fact people died on that lift? >> that's my belief. >> what would be any other purpose? >> there wouldn't be any other purpose. >> now, meantime, lawmakers kept pressing for answers at a late night hearing. v.a. officials could provide little clarity. >> under all the skrut any, all the lights, all the disclosure, phoenix is still doing this kind of stuff and you guys have had them under a microscope and you have been there four times and this is new? >> congresswoman, i don't know the details of the accusation. >> could you provide it for us

you would have thought the odds on anybody making a three to win at 18 are slim. he gets one club length and a further club length. that is a pretty jumpy looking lie. he would try to run it into the back section of the green. >> i am thinking the fairway will go left here too. >> ok. jim: a time like this, your mind has to be racing. you have never been in a position like this. he thought through it pretty clearly. >> this makes sense. if he can land it somewhere in that area that is what he needs to do. even short of that. land its 40 yards short of the green but as long as it is right of center. left of center will go in the pond. jim: careful. >> that is short. nick: just like justin rose did. it is in. >> advantage rose. he can just play a wedge out to the right. nick: play a wedge to the top of the ridge. >> he has 166 yards to the hole. jim: at that point you are just not happy trying out how to make four instead of three. >> you don't have to go for the impossible in a playoff. jim: first ever playoff in the united states. >> he will have a big thump right

tavis: you have slimmed down.ht about my friend, cedric, who used to tell this joke about with the vandross -- luther vandross. ask whether or not the transformation has, in any way, to your year, change your sound, flow, or style? small, itller, not so is still there. dancing andused on reversals stop people reminded me to saying. that is what people expect. they think that you are not going to saying. -- sing. the point to make sure that the inside is the same person. the outside may have changed. tavis: she knows it and better than most. i say this with all due respect, to my mind, you are on the list of underappreciated, undervalued, unheralded artists of our time. i am honored to have you on your program -- our program. this to yourdd collection. it is called "the truth." you will not be disappointed. >> it is good to see you again. tavis: that is our show for tonight and, as always, keep the faith! ♪ more information, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >> join me next time for a conversation about how to deal wi

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the odds of a third company breaking through with a smart phone are slim with apple and samsung already dominating so much of the market. >>> a new facility to help those with addiction started today. it was for day time new jersey's outpatient building in salem county, substance abuse treatment for adolescents and adult women. >> a partnership for a new jersey high school and college became official today. row when college and depford high school agreed to partner their science and engineering for math programs, also known as stem, there are currently more than 100 students enrolled in >>> time for the accuweather forecast and cecily tynan talking about this draining type of heat. >> was just complaining about how it makes you tired when it is this hot. this is a live picture from the lake, we see plenty of sunshine but the mountains definitely a lot cooler than inland or at the shore today. >> currently in tannersville, quakertown 89 and coatesville 91 and saint davids 90 and like i was saying yesterday, at the shore today it was a land breeze not a sea breeze, temperatures in the 90s

in another, the cream is touted as having body slimming capabilities that could trim in weeks. consumers with a taste for rare might try liquid homeopathic hcg drops to lose a pound per day. each of these resulted in a settlement with the ftc and they were ordered to back any future weight-loss claims of love conducted human clinical studies. despite this long history of ftc enforcement, weight loss fraud persists because this is an area where consumers are particularly vulnerable to fraud and there is an enormous amount of money to be made. people intent on committing fraud will gravitate toward the money is. we have noted disturbing developments with respect to weight loss advertising. the reliance on erroneous or fabricated data. this was true in our case against sent some in the earlier case involving skectcher's toning shoes. endorsed fads. shows how these marketers of the peer green coffee dietary supplement capitalized on dr. oz happening featured it on his show and calling it magic and a miracle. productsumers see praised by host they trust, it can be difficult for them

iran, of course, a shiite new slim -- muslim, as is the .overnment of nouri al-maliki isis is hard-line sunni. what could this mean in terms of geopolitics? could we see iran and the u.s. cooperating? probably it would be behind the scenes, talking about how to boost the iraqi army. they are very weak and disorganized. they need military advisers, cooperation is still very unclear at this stage. >> thank you. the insurgency in iraq is also having a very real human cost. the u.n. said hundreds of people may have been killed in the city of mosul after the islamist militants took it over. for more on there, let's bring in ruppert in geneva. you are the spokesperson for the u.n. high commissioner for human rights. highr the u.n., commissioner for human rights. tell us about the numbers they're getting. it is not clear, but it seems over the last few days -- not just in modal, but in the north, probably several hundred have been killed. we believe it is close to 1000 injured. half a million new people have been displaced, mostly from oso, but other areas as well. that is in addition to half

. >> the odds of getting a bloody print on an actual body is very slim. >> the area around the fingerprintreated with amido black, a chemical that reacts with the proteins in blood. the stain makes a print visible. as in this simulation with a print forming on skin, the amido black enhanced the ridge detail of the fingerprint created in blood. >> any time you have a lot of blood, it will just actually cover up your ridges, so the less blood there is, the better print would be when you do process it with amido black. so the very small places that had just a tiny bit of blood, that's where i got the print. >> but there was a problem. investigators couldn't see the print clearly, so they sent it to the fbi in washington, d.c. fbi image analyst richard vorder brugge scanned the image and examined it digitally on a computer. he immediately saw the problem. the texture of the skin on the victim's leg obscured the fingerprint. >> there were two different patterns we're dealing with here. you're dealing with the pattern of the fingerprint, which is a specific type of pattern, and then we have this

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he is described as slim black man 5'8", he has a mustache and goatee and gap between his two front teeth. >> philadelphia fire crews are on the scene of a sewer line break in port richmond on east somerset street. the break is under i-95. so far no reports of any homes being flooded. >>> the united states supreme court has ruled that police generally may not search your cell phone unless they have a warrant. the ruling was emphatic ruling 9-0. for many americans they hold the privacies of life. >> happening today a job fair in south jersey specifically for military veterans. it's taking place at the gymnasium of rowan college at gloucester county in sewell. that's to meet prospective employers from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. >> good luck to all of them and thank you for their service. >>> let's talk about the weather, the rain has moved out, but the stickies are still around. >> reporter: it's still muggy, and that will be until tonight. storm tracker 6 live double scan radar. the storms are off the coastline, you have a touch of drizzle in the poconos, that's it. let's head outside and see

[laughter] >> but it was just -- tavis: this wonderful familial slim that chances are the father ends up doing iconic work in television and that the sun does the same thing. list,ou look at the anybody's list, of the best tv shows ever done, both you and your father are on the list. had these tophey 10 lists for movies. one year, i remember, he directed "all of made," the steve martin movie, and that was the year i did "spinal tap" and we were both on this top-end list. i thought that was even more incredible. there are no father-son directors that both achieve at that high level. i have had this conversation with michael douglas who is a good friend. and we count on one hand the number of people whose fathers achieved at a very high level, whose children also did well. there is not a long list. it's clear how this relationship with the guy next to you has advanced you professionally, personally, spiritually, psychologically. that's obvious. what's the drawback? what's the challenge to being the son of a guy like this in this town? >> the challenge is early on. [laughter] it's not no

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they're not going home quite yet but their hopes are slim. >>> that's all for thursday's action in brazil. >>> well, soccer fans are tuning in to the world cup to watch the best players of the game. many can only dream of becoming professionals. but now there's a chance to learn how. prestigious european soccer clubs are opening schools to share their skills. >> yes! >> reporter: children at this academy near tokyo work hard every day, dreaming of becoming professional footballers. they're at a soccer school at arsenal, one of the most successful clubs in the english premier league opened in april. >> translator: i want to be a player just like nemal. >> reporter: coaches sent from england train children using a method the club has devised for its own professionals. >> the technical ability is a lot better than i expected. and a lot better than the children back in england, i would say, technically. >> reporter: and parents have high hopes for their children. >> translator: i felt that coaches from other countries will be able to train the kids to a higher level. >> reporter: they might b

. >> the suspect described as a black man in his 20s about 5'8" to 5'10" tall with a slim build. police believe he lives somewhere in the neighborhood. they say that he stalks his victim and knows when they are alone. >> you are absolutely not safe in your own bedroom. >> women living in this neighborhood are on edge tonight. >> if something happened on the block that i am just moving into, and being a single parent and just being me in the house, i don't want to be there by myself now. >> she asked a friend to come and live with her until the creeper is caught. and police are asking residents to keep their doors and window locked and to leave a light on inand out of the house all night long. david henry, channel 6 news." >> thank you. >>> from the delaware news room a state fire marshal said a man's sick ret lit his car on fire. and travis paul smith threw a lit cigarette out and the wind blow it back into the vehicle setting the interior on fire. those passing by stopped and pulled smith to safety. smith suffered second and third-degree burns, in serious condition at crozer-che

. >> with most of the votes counted, mcdaniel holds a slim, slim lead, but he does not have the 50% needed to declare victory. the winner of this likely runoff will face travis childress, who won the democratic primary, a former congressman himself. >>> another race we were all watching overnight. in iowa, it was an easy win for state senator joni ernst in the republican senate primary. she had support from both the tea party and establishment republicans, a much different situation than mississippi. ernst faces democratic congressman bruce braley in the fall. the gop is trying to flip a seat there. that's the retiring senator tom harkin's seat in iowa right now. >>> other races in alabama, california, montana, new jersey, new mexico and south dakota went largely as expected. >>> time for an "early start" to your money this morning. here's a look at stocks around the world right now. in the u.s., stocks not at that record, the first time we've said that all week. all three major indexes closed down slightly tuesday. >>> news this morning on gm. "the new york times" reports gm officials exp

but anyone that's a betting person must have known, i knew, that the odds were probably pretty slim that we would be successful in finding right mailbox. >> we were at this for several hours, enough to get a blister on my thumb. >> they continued to move south and never gave up since it was the only real lead they had. finally, they got a break. the key fit mailbox number 3 in an apartment building in a working class neighborhood in delano. >> that gave me a pretty good idea that i was in the right place. >> it was kind of exhilarating because now we're moving on to another leg of this case. where we have an opportunity to identify the victim. >> the next step was to test the other key and it worked in the front door of apartment 3. although, no one was home. >> it is absolutely classic shoe leather detective work. they had no idea which apartment complex they were dealing with and they just had to go to one after another. >> the apartment belonged to christine hildreth, a registered nurse who worked at the local hospital. when investigators spoke with her, she was able to identify the v

expense and the fact that it would take a permit and approval from state health officials, chances are slim. memorial park will welcome any more campers for the rest of the season. >> the county park staff and i feel devastated. we know people make reservations up to a year in advance. this is their family tradition. >> the parks department will decide whether to cancel all the reservations for the rest of the season in a couple days. >> thank you, monty. >> rob may ada here now talking about something along those lines, a little bit of help from mother nature. >> you're going to see cooler temperatures, and there's a slight chance we could see light rain for parts of the bay area around thursday, depending on where you are, the odds increase north of san francisco. a look at that coming up in a moment. a look outside shows you 60s and 70s across the bay area. 64 closer to oakland and around the trivalley right now, 79 degrees, closer to livermore. our temperatures today were warm enough to get into the mid-80s south of san jose, otherwise a cool afternoon around san francisco. a hand full

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and in unison, they both said "slim to none." >> if the killer had touched the blood, it might show his fingerprint, but the blood was on a porous bed sheet, another roadblock. >> getting prints on fabric is extremely difficult, pretty rare. there's only, you know, not very many cases documented for that. >> a quick call to the fbi's crime lab suggested they could try to see if there was a print in the bloodstain with a substance called amido black. amido black has long been used on laboratory slides to enhance the contrast. it also reacts positively to the protein in blood. with nothing to lose, forensic scientist pat warrick took the fbi's suggestion and soaked the bed sheet in the amido black solution. >> none of us believed in a million years that we were going to get anything out of this because the moment the sheet went into the amido black solution the first time, it turned completely blue. >> but to the trained eye, something did start to appear. >> we just couldn't believe it. you know, here we have a section of fabric, this sheet, and then we can see easily, readily see handpr

their chances were slim but fans you -- watched the game with high hopes. >> reporter: japanese supporters got up earl in the morning as they believed the team would advance to the round of 16 by beating colombia. the fans were stunned by colombia's opening goal in 17th minute. the japanese defender was booked and a colombian midfielder took the penalty. unfortunately, colombia draws the first blood, japan is down 1-0. they have to come back. japan stepped up the pressure after colombia got its first goal. the striker received the pass and headed the equalizer just before halftime. the japanese supporters were still hoping for victory. japan scored! yes! yes! it's 1-1. japan scored and it's a tie ball game. we have hope! [ speaking foreign language ]. japan possessed the ball and had more shots than colombia but in the 55th minute, martinez scored colombia's second goal. martinez got another in the 82nd minute. colombia added a final goal just before the whistle. the final score, colombia, 4, japan, 1. but we learned one thing. but japan has to raise their game to complete against the worl

it's time to tame the shoe with dreamwalk ultra-slim insoles... grrr...wear the shoes you're in the mood for... ...without them changing your mood. dreamwalk by dr. scholl's. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> good wednesday morning. it is 4:28. we are starting off with traffic troubles. leyla gulen has what is going on. >>> good morning, everyone. this is going to be the drive across the maze but we have another shot of police activity a sig-alert on bay bridge. you can see the flashing lights with crews on the scene. they have been there for a while. the lanes are blocked off. police activity if you are trying to make it into the city. we will have more details in a little bit. now, we want to go over to meteorologist mike nicco with our weather. >> good morning, everyone, on this wednesday. we have drizzle. let me know if you run into any because it will be right below the radar for the better part of the morning. the air is moist. here is a look at what will happen today: it will be partly sunny and breezy. it will be coo

it's time to tame the shoe with dreamwalk ultra-slim insoles... grrr...wear the shoes you're in the mood for... ...without them changing your mood. dreamwalk by dr. scholl's. >> ♪ >> good morning, i'm tamala edwards. it's wednesday, june 25th and we have a lot of news you did not see last night. police officers and firefighters save several people from a burning building in south jersey overnight. we've got that viewer video just ahead. >>> two teens are nursing gun shot wounds after bullets fly nearly a philadelphia park overnight. >>> and also more new video. a car slams into part of a delaware home overnight and just ahead why the driver was then taken into police custody. >>> and whole foods is paying up after accusations of overcharging. also we're tracking some stormy weather. we've got an accuweather update and "action news" coming up next. >>> and finally this half hour, team usa still in the fight. today is their final day of practice before facing off against germany tomorrow. >> one of the team's star players, jozy altidore will sit out because

that is your chip leader krystal ball also known as cavalier slim.s been thrashing the man they call sugar dice like a rag doll. she's been taking his chips at will as if he were an atm. now he's short stacked as a single pancake. but cavalier slim hasn't been able to fend off aka the unsubscribed kid who has written an acclaimed book detailing his trip to the world series of poker called "the noble hustle." he is actually a very well respected novelist and wrote a great book called "the intuitionist" but today looks like he might become a character in a story by krystal. she is holding aces. he is sitting on kings. well, he's got diddly. i don't know why he's still in the hand. >> i'm all in. >> he's insane. here comes the river. krystal wins. the hand is finished. he's humiliated. >> very suspenseful. >> i think we're all humiliated actually. >> no one more than me but thank you for playing along. >> keep those on. >> i love the book. i love the first sentence. i have a good poker face because i am half dead inside. what does that mean? >> well, i

i had done a lot of searches for outside agencies and the chances i thought would be very slim. >> but the database of known criminal offenders in maine turned up 30 possible matches. >> 30 came up for me to look at one by one, side by side, to see if they could be the print. >> for the side-by-side comparison stevens used the original hard copies made by the 30 criminals when they were arrested and inked by police. it's time-consuming and exhausting. >> you want to do it when your eye is fresh and you're ready to make comparisons. >> then stevens found one that she thought matched. >> every time i went to the next ridge and found detail that agreed, obviously, it was surprise. i was jumping up and down for joy and couldn't believe it. >> the final step is to have the match verified by another examiner. and that person agreed, the prints belonged to richard rogers, a former graduate student in languages at the university of maine. in 1973 rogers was charged with using a hammer to kill his college roommate. he wrapped the body in a plastic tent and left it on the side of the road. >> ri

when it arrives, trailing at 16,000 k/hr, you'll need to slow it down if the atmosphere is slim likehat on mars. >> we want to land humans on mars. we'll need larger desell raters to slow them down. >> reporter: n.a.s.a. used a pair of rocket thrusters and a plane to land rover on the marr shan surface two years ago. the technology is the same used for 40 years, and is considered to be at its limits. it's testing a new airbag black and parachute high in the sky above hawaii. >> a rocket will fire, to launch it higher to 60km altitude, the edge of the stratosphere. it's similar to the atmosphere of mars. >> then they'll have an inflatable structure and para chute at high speed and low density air. >> reporter: successful tests of the airbag brake have been done on earth. n.a.s.a. needs to see if they are done as as well in the atmosphere. the same goes for a massive 33 meter wide parachute, too big to test in a wind tunnel. >> if we want to land bigger capable rovers, we need new technologies to do that. it's not just for the science, but the long-term vision of being able to put huma

in frozen, the disney princess is slim and trim. but could it be because she is freezing?he cold triggers good fat. the burning of calories. skinny people have a lot of it. now scientists have figured out a good way to make good fat. no shivering necessary. in lab mice, scientists injected molecules secreted by the immune system. it turned bad fat into good fat and the mice lost 12 to 15% of their body weight. all in fat. >> this is probably one angle of therapy that if it is successful could make a big impact on obesity. >> this is the first time a weight loss strategy has focused on the immune system. >>> tonight, california drivers can take a trip down memory lane. the dmv is bringing back classic license plates. so far, the back one is the only plate guaranteed to make a return because it met the minimum order requirement. the other two each need another 6,000 orders by the end of the year. that's probably going to happen. the legacy plates can be used on any vehicle new or old. there you go. >> i love them. i think they look so neat. >> think you have one on that oil

a cbs news/"the new york times" poll finds a slim majority of americans favor sending military advisers into iraq. >>> and now to the weather and another round of storms threatens the area from the northern plain to the east. heavy rain, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes are possible in nebraska, colorado and into the midwest. a tornado touched down last night in brunswick, ohio, just south of cleveland. at least ten homes were damaged. most are uninhabitable. trees were knocked down and roofs torn away but there are no reports of any injuries. in mississippi, floodwaters continue to rise this morning. the city of delano east of minneapolis is fighting the rising water from the crow river. it's at the second highest ever recorded. the mississippi isn't expected to crest in minneapolis until later this week. >>> and a white house lawyer who previously worked at the irs will testify on capitol hill today. she'll appear before the house committee investigating the irs' alleged targets of political groups. last night, of the acting irs commissioner was questioned about missing e-mails.

slim paychecks have meant less money to spend. businesses whose customers are spending less can find more equipment, hire more employees. you get the idea. and did you realize how pad things were going to get when this all first started? >> no. in fact, like a lot of thigh friends in business i felt like we weathered the recession with the tech crash, and we weathered the early 90s, when i started, and i felt like we've got an answer to this, and we're going to be fine. and it got worse and worse when we started restructuring the business including laying off a layer of management. did it mean that you could bargain harder with the people that you buy things done? bargain harder for retail space. everyone was suffering at the same time. >> we did. we did that. we renegotiate the every single one of our leases to benefit us. which was a good thing. we were able to negotiate harder with our we know ders, particularly when we still had a lot of cash. it's easy to go to a supplier who is sitting on a pile of inventory and wave some mo